HiGain® provides HDSL repeaterless transport of T1 service over two unconditioned copper pairs up to 12,000 ft on 24 AWG (0.5 mm), or 9,000 ft on 26 AWG (0.4 mm). HiGain systems are used by service providers to enable high-speed data, voice and video communications to their customers. ADC’s HiGain systems are designed with plug-and-play compatibility that do not require the removal of bridged taps. Ease of installation enables phone companies to respond to service orders in a matter of hours.

HiGain® line units (HLUs) offer the industry’s fastest HDSL deployment by automatically synchronizing the incoming DSX-1 stream and the HiGain remote unit. HiGain also provides extensive diagnostics, including a 4-character real-time display. A typical HiGain system consists of CO components, management components, span equipment and remote side components. The CO side uses an HLU that can be installed on existing CO shelves, ADC’s HiGain managed shelves or HiGain CO shelves.

The HiGain HXU-359 STS-1 multiplexer is a cost-effective SONET access platform that enables direct insertion of DS1s or E1s onto any SONET network via an economical STS-1 interface. This environmentally hardened unit enables installation in a co-location cage or remote cabinet. The HXU-359 condenses SONET technology into the highest service density multiplexer that minimizes space, power and heat dissipation requirements. The HXU-359 offers a mixed T1/E1 service of up to 28 DS1s or 21 E1s or any valid combination onto a single high-speed STS-1 network interface....

ADC’s HiGain® HDSL2 modules enable networks to operate even more efficiently and at lower temperatures than the current technology allows. Power consumption and heat dissipation is reduced by more than 30 percent, enabling service provider’s to avoid or defer capital expenditure additions to existing plants. By providing full-rate T1 access using just a single copper pair, HDSL2 enables service providers to quickly and cost-effectively meet the demand for more voice and data services – services that have become increasingly hard to deliver due to the shortage of copper cable....

The Campus-RS™ Star provides a central site platform for aggregating multiple SDSL connections. The Campus-RS Star interoperates with any combination of Campus-RS remotes or other Campus-RS Star platforms to provide support for a variety of voice, video and data applications such as LAN extension, video conferencing and PBX extensions in a private enterprise network.

The Campus-RS™ SDI (Serial Data Interfaces) are interface modules that install directly into a Campus-RS remote or Campus-RS Star concentrator and provide serial data connections to routers and other network devices. The SDI interface modules include a variety of standard physical interfaces, including RS-232C, RS-449, RS-530, RS-530A, V.35, and X.21 which can be configured to operate at n x 56/64 kbps rates up to a maximum of 4.608 Mbps.

The Campus-RS™ REX2 (Remote Ethernet eXpress) is an interface module that installs directly into a Campus-RS remote device or Campus-RS Star concentrator and provides interconnectivity of geographically dispersed Ethernet LANs within a private enterprise network. The Campus-RS REX2 functions as a full-bandwidth Ethernet remote bridge, or a static or dynamic IP router, using the existing copper infrastructure as the transmission medium to provide repeaterless connectivity between LAN segments up to 4.6 Mbps....

Campus-RS™ FLEX is an interface module that installs directly into a Campus-RS remote or Campus-RS Star concentrator and provides a multiport local interface capable of supporting a wide range of concurrent data, voice and video applications. Campus-RS FLEX supports a line speed of 1.544 Mbps (T1) and provides the capability to allocate this bandwidth between the single DSX-1 port and the two serial data ports. The DSX-1 provides support for up to 24 voice channels over a T1 backbone. The two serial data ports support a variety of standard physical interfaces, including RS-449, RS-530, RS-530A, V.35, and X.21, which can be configured to operate at n x...

Campus-RS™ is a versatile symmetric digital subscriber line (SDSL) system – ideal for a wide range of private networking environments, including corporate campuses, universities, medical complexes and military facilities. Campus-RS provides reliable, high-speed enterprise connectivity using the existing copper cable plant.

Information and control are of the utmost importance when moving millions of people and billions of dollars in airplanes and cargo. So it was no surprise when the Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) began planning major changes to Lester B. Pearson International Airport, named after the former prime minister. The airport is Canada’s busiest and among the top 25 in the world, which is another reason communications was a top priority. A critical contribution to the growth and vitality of Ontario’s capital city, the airport was previously operated by the Canadian Government and was recently leased to the GTAA. Facing the task of increasing passenger traffic and revenue, the GTAA began a...

As networks expand, so does the demand for reliable and flexible network infrastructure. Quality network infrastructure is key to delivering quality service to subscribers. To enable service providers to accommodate network growth while maintaining quality service and signal integrity, ADC offers a complete line of T1/E1 repeaters. The repeaters complement ADC’ s industry-leading DSX-1 products and are backed by ADC’ s quality, customer service, and reliability.

VAMs can perform a variety of network functions, including splitting, multi- plexing, and providing access within fiber networks, the most popular appli- cation today is non-intrusive monitor- ing, which lets providers proactively troubleshoot their networks without forcing a disruption of service on cus- tomers.

At ADC, we set the standards the industry follows. This is no more evident than with the introduction of our new RZX-3 (Reduced SiZe DSX-3). No one packs more jacks, performance, flexibility, and durability into DSX than ADC’ s new RZX-3. In fact, with the possibility of 448 midsize jack ports utilizing BNC connector interfaces in a 7-foot rack, the new RZX-3 has more capacity than any other midsize DSX in the world. With greater density, unparalleled robustness, unrivaled modularity, diagnostic superiority, simplified restoral capabilities and the only solution available with modular pre-termination, you’ll find that ADC leads the way. Again, RZX-3 sets...

ADC DSX-3 minimum point of presence (MPOP) products are designed for customer premises, cabinet or CEV applications for interconnection of any digital equipment operating at the DS3 (45 Mbps), DS4 (274.176 Mbps), STS-1 (51.84 Mbps) and STS-3 (155 Mbps) digital rates.

To complement ADC’s DSX-3 products, a variety of coaxial cable assemblies, connectors, and tools are available. These products are designed to support technicians in patching, testing, and cross-connecting operations. Features: • Manufactured to exacting specifications, meeting the industry’s highest standards • Configurable cable assemblies and jumpers support specific network requirements • Patch cord kits and tool kits simplify ordering

With over a decade of proven design and manufacturing expertise in the repeater mar- ket, ADC provides both the DS3 Intraoffice (IOR) and Bridging Office Repeater (BOR). Built for reliability, modularity and density, ADC repeaters provide the distinctive switch- selectable capability, allowing either DS3 or STS-1 signal rates with a flip of a switch. The IOR enhances network flexibility by allowing the extension of cable distance between network elements. A typical appli- cation for intraoffice repeaters is signal exten- sion between multiple floors within a central office. This repeater also extends cross-con- nect cable distances within long line-ups on...

Traditionally, as DSX frameworks grew, DSX chassis and the jumper rings associated with them were added one by one. Existing cross-connect jumpers had to be fed into the new jumper rings as the new chassis were installed. Jumper movement in any one direction was often restricted since jumper rings were not present at unequipped chassi positions. If jumpers were pulled too tightly across unequipped positions, feeding them into new rings was difficult if not impossible. Also, jumpers may have cut across corner as they transitioned from vertical to horizontal wireways....

ADC’s Bay Tracer ™ Illuminator product speeds up circuit identification and troubleshooting in large serving offices, while saving both money and valuable technician time. Features: • Big savings for big lineups – Expedites maintenance activities; valuable technician time on revenue generating activities

ADC’s connectorized cables are designed for voice and intermediate speed data applications. Each cable assembly is equipped with either two connectors or one connector and one stub. Specialty cables with two connectors on one end are also available. All feature 24 AWG (0.5 mm) twisted pair cable covered with PVC jacket material.

ADC's 112 Termination Bantam Jack Panel enables service providers to terminate up to 112 T1/E1 lines in an 8" high front cross-connect panel. Using industry standard jack spacing, this panel maximizes signal integrity, density, and reliability. Like other industry-leading DSX-1 products, the 112 termination bantam jack panel features flashing LEDs for easy identification of cross-connected circuits and provides a convenient jack access point for monitoring, testing, and patching—ensuring quick troubleshooting, service restoration, and circuit reconfiguration....